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My queen superpower would be...

(bleep).

I (bleep) a lot.

Got IBS.

I don't know what my superpower would be.

That's not a...

That doesn't sound nice to hear.

(upbeat pop music)

Hi y'all, I'm Willow Pill.

I'm 26 years old and I'm from Denver, Colorado.

The name Willow comes from

the Buffy The Vampire Slayer character,

because I always wanted to be a lesbian witch.

The last name pill,

is because I have to take like 20 something pills every day

and they're all delicious.

Yvie Oddly is my drag mother,

sister, daughter, uncle, dentist.

She's kind of shown me some of the ropes of what it takes

to be a deadly fun drag queen.

Yvie won season 11,

I was not shocked at all.

I don't think the world expected what she had up her sleeve.

And I'd like to say I'm a little bit of the same way.

I wanna keep the crown in the family.

I've had a chronic kidney illness since I was born

and I have to take medication all the time for it.

I had a transplant when I was 14 years old

and my health has kind of been rocky throughout life

and questionable in the future.

And I take any darkness that comes from that

and throw it into my drag

and make it fun and weird and scary.

My drag is adorable, it's a little bit psychedelic.

It's kind of twisted at the same time.

It's lots and lots of fun

and I always surprise myself with what I'm going to do.

Drag for me is, like, all about healing.

I wanted an outlet where I can kind of

throw all of this sadness into

and make something a lot more fun and adorable

and kind of sexy, I hope.

Wink, wink.

I've been doing drag for five gorgeous years.

I was kind of born to do drag.

You know, you try a little bit of gymnastics

and then you do a little bit of makeup

and then you do a little bit of sewing

and nothing really latches on.

And then you find drag and it's like, oh,

that's exactly what I'm supposed to be doing.

And now, you know, pays the bills.

So I got to keep doing it until I'm dead.

I think I give off like a very quiet impression.

I'm a little bit shy, I take a while to open up.

And then when people get to know me,

I think they're horrified by the, like, simmering blood

and bone that they find underneath.

(Willow laughs)

Strange thing about me, I don't know.

I feel like my drag is really strange.

And then underneath I'm very normal.

No, I'm not normal, I'm actually crazy.

But I, you know, I brush my teeth.

(bristles scraping on teeth)

The biggest misconception about me is that I'm really sweet

because I'm actually a (bleep), and yeah, I don't know,

I think I just give that impression up 'cause I have a smile

and I'm little, but I genuinely hate people.

(funky pop music plays)

All right, Meet The Queens, Willow and ABC marker.

I think my drag is full honesty about who I am

and that is what's going to take me to the end.

I have no walls up about the baggage that comes with my life

and I'll spill it all out with glitter and fun and darkness.

And it's always a surprising and glorious time.

I am so happy to be on this show.

I've been watching since season one when I was 14

and a little closeted queer.

I always imagined myself on it, and here I am.

I just want to soak up every little moment and have a blast.

Honestly, I think I respond to conflict

by just not even addressing it.

I can't be bothered at any time for drama and yeah.

And that just pisses people off.

I am only here for me and to have fun in my little world

and as long as I'm spinning around in circles

and I've got little stars in my eyes, I'm a-okay.

I don't give a (bleep) about what's happening around me.

I came to have fun and the most fun for me is,

gonna be winning a hundred thousand dollars.

So yes, I did come to win.

I am the winner of season 14, I know it.

It's going to be a walk in the park.

(heavy base pop music plays)

(light music plays)